The Streets Of London

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1. This was the home of the British press until the 1980s. What set is it from? Yellows Light Blues Reds Utilities

2. This Monopoly property prominently featured in some of the "Harry Potter" novels. It is a part of which set? Dark Blues Reds Greens Stations

3. This road is in Westminster and is associated with government administration. What colour set is it in? Magentas Light Blues Yellows Browns

4. This prestigious address originated as a country lane and is now a busy six-lane thoroughfare. What Monopoly colour set does it belong to? Greens Dark Blues Oranges Utilities

5. This district became forever linked with an infamous serial killer. To what set does this property belong? Stations Oranges Browns Light Blues

6. With what set would you associate E.ON? Browns Stations Utilities Greens

7. This square is known as "Theatreland". You can purchase same day theatre tickets for half price here. What colour is it in? Reds Magentas Yellows Oranges

8. This street was named after John Churchill, a commander in the Army. He was the 1st Duke of _____ . What colour set is it in? Reds Dark Blues Oranges Magentas

9. This property was originally an Inn on the Great North Road. What set is it found in? Light Blues Utilities Stations Magentas

10. All of the properties in this set are well known shopping streets. What colour are they? Dark Blues Yellows Greens Browns